Where to Bring Your Kids in QC: Playgrounds in Trinoma

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Ever since the twins were allowed to enter play floors, we have been bringing them over to such places to let them interact with other kids to improve their socialization skills. This and to let them have a bit of physical activities. It's such a shame though, that we do not have enough public playgrounds for the little ones, and the ones that are existing are not well maintained. Now this generations play areas are in malls and we have to pay a fee so they can have fun.

We have been frequenting Trinoma lately since it's near our place and we love this mall because it isn't very crowded and even if the airconditioning is bad most of the time. There are some playfloors that my kids love to visit and everytime we are at the mall my twins would pester us to let them in and play.  Here are the play areas in Trinoma that your kids would probably love to visit.




1. GymboreeTriNoma, KidZone 3rd Floor

 This is our favorite so far. It looks safe for the younger ones and they change the layout once in awhile and there's plenty of space to run around. The configuration of this playfloor is made for your child's development so it's not just a playground. You might want to check the schedules because sometimes they won't let you in because they also have classes conducted at the playfloor. I like this one too because there aren't computers or ipads around. It's  a play area where your child can work on his/her motor skills. Oh and it's also a school, so there are teachers around. :) And if you like it, you can have them enroll in a class too.
(Screengrabbed this from Gymboree TriNoma's FB, I am not taking any credit for the pics).

Tip:
Remember, adults need to wear socks and children go barefoot.
Call beforehand for the schedule.


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Tel: 916-6496
FB: https://www.facebook.com/gymboree.trinoma







2. Kevin's Toys and Library, KidZone, 3rd Floor

I haven't brought the kids to this playground lately but there aren't really a lot of changes from the last time they went there. There a slide, a ball pit, stairs and a loft for the kids. The play area isn't too big but I like how there are "ate" guardians that look after the place and your kids. I hope too that they are consistent with their jobs sometimes they can be a bit lax.  What I like best though are the books in the playfloor. But well, I don't think the kids will be internested once they see the toys. :)


I screen grabbed these pictures from the internet, and I don't take credit for it.  Credits to the owner(s) of these pictures. And the lady in black, hey there Ma'am. :)



Rates:

Weekdays:
Php 205 per hour
100 -30 mins extension
450 unlimited

20 guardian
30 socks

Weekend rates:
225 per hour
110 - 30 mins extension
485 unlimited

Tip:
Usually gets crowded in the afteroon and weekends.
Chidren and adults need to wear socks.  Bring socks because the ones they sell are really expensive for the quality.
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3. Little Martians, Cinema Area, 4th Floor
    This playfloor is my twinnie's favorite. It's quite small and dark but it isn't very crowded on weekdays. Sometimes it's even just them. There's a couple of slides, a ball pit, ipads and computers, costumes for pretend play, a wall climber, and some toys.



Tip:
Bring your child when it's less crowded, usually during weekdays.
Chidren and adults need to wear socks.   They sell socks too but they can be expes

Rates:

Weekdays:
Php 205 per hour
100 -30 mins extension
450 unlimited

20 guardian
30 socks

Weekend rates:
225 per hour
110 - 30 mins extension
485 unlimited